Super Smash Bros WiiU New Images

These are some new images of the Nintendo WiiU game Super Smash Bros

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Super Smash Bros WiiU New Images

These are some new images of the Nintendo WiiU game Super Smash Bros

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Super Smash Bros WiiU New Images

These are some new images of the Nintendo WiiU game Super Smash Bros

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Super Smash Bros WiiU New Images

These are some new images of the Nintendo WiiU game Super Smash Bros

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Super Smash Bros WiiU New Images

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Sonic the Hedgehog Returns for Super Smash Bros. Wii U and 3DS

Super Smash Bros. Brawl was the first time third-party characters were brought into the mix, with Sonic the Hedgehog and Solid Snake. We already knew about Mega Man as a new addition for the Wii U and 3DS Smash Bros. game, but now we have confirmation that Sonic will return for the game as well.

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Toon Link Confirmed for Smash Bros. Wii U and 3DS

Yesterday, it was announced that Toon Link is officially confirmed for Super Smash Bros. Wii U and 3DS. As if you didn’t think he was going to appear, especially after Wind Waker HD…

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[Wii U, 3DS] Year of Luigi continues as Luigi is confirmed for new Super Smash Bros.

[Wii U, 3DS] Year of Luigi continues as Luigi is confirmed for new Super Smash Bros.
Nintendo is continuing the Year of Luigi celebrations by announcing him as the newest playable character in the Wii U and 3DS versions of Super Smash Bros. currently in development.

Disappointingly the images don't seem to confirm any new moves for him, personally I'd been hoping he'd include some tools from his exploits in Luigi's Mansion 2. Hopefully Sakurai has more announcements regarding his moveset up his sleeve still.

Here's a look at Luigi in action in both the Wii U and 3DS games.

You can see more images of the green plumber at the official site.

Hopefully this means we'll learn about new details concerning the Super Smash Bros. games in each Nintendo Direct, that could just be wishful thinking on my part though.

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[Wii U] Super Smash Bros. on Wii U image showcases Pilotwings stage

[Wii U] Super Smash Bros. on Wii U image showcases Pilotwings stage
Sakurai has been somewhat sneaky with a few of his picture updates for the upcoming Super Smash Bros. titles, first he revealed that Captain Olimar would return as a playable character and now he seems to have shown a new stage.

The image was posted today and features the classic SNES Pilotwings island in the background, however there is nothing indicating how the stage will actually work.

It seems as though the actual image could be a background, indicating a floating stage similar to the Super Mario Sunshine stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, but Sakurai could surprise us with something completely different.

Recently, Pilotwings moved away from this location and moved the action to the skies over Wuhu Island in Pilotwings Resort for the 3DS.

How would you like to see this stage flow?

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[E3'13, Wii U, 3DS] Sakurai confirms we'll see a Super Smash Bros. 4 trailer at E3

[E3'13, Wii U, 3DS] Sakurai confirms we'll see a Super Smash Bros. 4 trailer at E3

Previously we had heard from Iwata that Super Smash Bros. 4 would be shown during Nintendo's E3 stream in the form of screenshots. That's pretty good, right?

Well, I've got even better news for you now! Sakurai took to Twitter to confirm that we'll actually see our first trailer for Super Smash Bros. 4 at E3 next week.

Vooks has a rough translation of the tweet in question:

"I have an announcement. During the Nintendo Direct to be broadcast from 11PM on the night of June 11th, the first trailer of the new entry in the ‘Super Smash Bros.” series will be broadcast. For the first time, simultaneously across the world! Do not miss it."

Will we see the game running on Wii U, 3DS, or both?

Either way if that doesn't get you excited then you mustn't be much of a Nintendo fan. Now I need to make some amendments to the rough draft of my E3 preview.

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[Wii U, 3DS] Sakurai goes into hiding; makes gamers wait for Smash Bros Wii U

[Wii U, 3DS] Sakurai goes into hiding; makes gamers wait for Smash Bros Wii U
Its hard to forget that there is a new Super Smash Bros. on the horizon, the very notion that fans have been speculating like mad already. A new column written by Masahiro Sakurai published in the latest Famitsu reveals the developer's decision to step out of the spotlight.

“To put it succinctly, I’ll need to have you guys wait a while longer. I hardly ever write anything on Twitter any longer, and that’s because I think right now is the time to stop tweeting and start putting in a real effort here. If I could put it a really harsh way, I think it’d be better if I could be forgotten by gamers for a while," writes Sakurai.

We didn't write about it, but Sakurai has taken on a Twitter hiatus to halt needless speculation over every small thing he writes.

“I don’t like it when a tweet or whatever leads to needless speculation getting spread around.

“For example, when I tweet about playing some game, some people immediately get the idea that that character is in the new Smash Bros. Then people fan the flames on it, people start to think it’s really true, people get angry about it. Nobody benefits.

“Instead of talking about what Smash Bros. will be like, I’m just going to say ‘I’m making you wait for it!’ and keep going along. I want to put my all into a full-on launch that really makes that wait worth it.”

So, what do you think? The decision is completely understandable, but I can see why some fans would be disappointed. I suppose they don't have to stop speculating, this just means they won't have any shreds from Sakurai to blow out of proportion.

All we know is that Namco Bandai are involved in the development process and that the game will be releasing on Wii U & 3DS.

Thanks for the heads up, VG247

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Super Smash Bros for Wii U and 3DS Update!

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Now that Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai is finished with Kid Icarus: Uprising, he can finally focus on the new highly anticipated Wii U and 3DS Smash titles. Production for the two games just started, so hopefully they will unveil some sort of news at this years E3. In a recent email interview with IGN’s Richard George, Sakurai speaks about the new titles.

“I intend to change direction a little as we go, the key to that’s going to be its dual support for 3DS/Wii U.” said Sakurai.

Nintendo’s global president, Satoru Iwata, also spoke about the linking of the 3DS and Wii U, and how it has interested him from the beginning.

“I’m really just getting started on this so it’s going to take time, but I’ll come up with something that uses that link as the game’s central axis, so I hope you’re looking forward to it.”

Since development has just started, we will most likely not hear of a release date for the time being. I’m extremely excited for these games, and Sakurai will not disappoint. Especially considering their dedication, and the time his team puts into their projects. We will update you as the Smash news comes along, so stay tuned folks!

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Super Smash Bros Brawl – New Character Waluigi

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Super Smash Bros 4 Universe – Name Possibly Leaked

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[Wii U, 3DS] You Won't be Playing a New Smash Bros. Anytime Soon

[Wii U, 3DS] You Won't be Playing a New Smash Bros. Anytime Soon

Project Sora head man Masahiro Sakurai has already expressed his apprehension about announcing a new Smash Bros. game for Wii U and 3DS at E3 before the games have even begun development, and he reiterated his uneasiness about the announcement in a recent interview, saying that the game is still "years away" from release: "We've got no plans whatsoever. We've got two new games out in the open when there's no extra time to work with them at all. It makes me cringe, and I'm not sure it's the smartest thing to make gamers wait for several years, but the early announcement was made chiefly in order to attract new team members."

The announcement appears to have put Sakurai in a pressured situation that he didn't really want to be in: "With previous projects I had a game design document in place before forming a team, but with this I don't have the time for that. I won't be able to look at every aspect of the game and balance out all the characters by myself this time. I'm trying to think about how this is going to work out, but probably I'll have to discuss it with my future development team. The future of this project really depends on the people I can get involved with it."

With Project Sora hard at work on 3DS blockbuster Kid Icarus: Uprising, Satoru Iwata's Smash Bros. announcement at Nintendo's E3 press conference was obviously a crowd-pleaser, but clearly it caught Sakurai off-guard. Was it a good idea to announce the game(s) so soon?

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Smash Bros. July: It's time for Professor Layton to join the Brawl

Smash Bros. July: It's time for Professor Layton to join the Brawl

[Welcome to Smash Bros. July. Throughout this month, vgZero will be full of articles all about your favourite Nintendo fighting game. Expect lots of speculation about what the future holds, as well as some insight into the series' history.]
Professor Layton is a top-hat-wearing fellow whom made a name for himself by solving puzzles. With the help of his young apprentice, Luke, Professor Layton has been on a number of critically acclaimed adventures on the Nintendo DS. The series has enjoyed a surge in popularity over the years, and we think it's time for the Professor himself to make his debut appearance in the Smash Bros. franchise.

At first glance, Layton isn't a natural fighter. But we believe that Nintendo could play to his strengths and create an elegant move-set that would make him a worthy playable character. Unlike other fighters, Layton wouldn't have an arsenal of weapons at his disposal. Thankfully, given his body type, Layton's long limbs would make him a lethal threat in close quarters combat. As a bonus, it would be nice to watch him throw his top-hat at someone, only for it to return to his head like a boomerang. If Nintendo get his animations absolutely right, Layton could add a great layer of class to the existing roster.

The Professor Layton series is also known for its beautifully hand-drawn characters and environments, which would be a perfect fit for some Layton themed Smash stages. Not to mention the stellar soundtrack that would come with it.

We already know that the new Smash Bros. experience is coming a Nintendo handheld for the very first time with the 3DS, so who better to grace the series than Professor Layton?

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